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Thanks Scott. Your first sentence means "I heard that you can (are allowed to) ride THE motorbike." since you added the accusative case suffix. Motosikleti-i.. If you wish to say "I heard that you (are able to) ride a motorbike." then you should say , "Motosiklet kullanabiliyorsun diye duydum." And your second sentence means " I heard that you are able to ride a motorbike". Thanks again

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Yes, but in a home context, you are a guest that is why it is more appropriate that you are offered tea ( drink options such as çay, kahve, su or something else) instead of asking for it. However, when you finish your tea, if you want again, then you can say, Bir çay daha (or Bir tane daha) alabilir miyim? Hope this helps

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Hi there. Sure but i need to finish the videos about "diye" first. It will take a while :)

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Harika..

I am glad and I remember. That is the topic you have been waiting for, right?

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Thanks for your efforts. I think what you want to say is : "Ben en iyi videoyu buldum." dedi.

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Thanks for your efforts. I think what you want to say : Bana "Dün çok yoruldum çünkü spor yaptım." dedi.

@ thank you from france!

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Thank you. This is grammatically correct sentence however we would normally say "Bu videonun mükemmel olduğunu düşünüyorum." Thank you so much for your efforts and support.

​@@TurkishJourneytamam hocam, teşekkür ederim 😊

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Hi there, I am glad that this video has been helpful eben though this is a very short overview. Nominalization in Turkish is a big topic for sure and there are many suffixes for this purpose with their variations acorrding to vowel harmony and consonant mutation ...etc. I will cover this topic in detail in the next videos (and they have been a part of a lot of my videos briefly due to their involvement in may concepts) but here is a brief answer for you. 1. Verbal Nouns are basically nouns and they can take the suffixes the nouns can take. Noun case suffixes, plural suffix, possessive suffix, genitive case suffix..etc. And they are all used in different grammatical concepts. Example - yap-ma-y-ı accusative yap-mak-ta locative git-me-ler plural etc. 2. Participles (verbal adjectives) can also take suffixes but differently. But, in Turkish, adjectives can act as nouns as well so in that form, they behave like nouns. yap-tığ-ı şey ( dık --- tık --- tığ ) verbal adjective suffix ( -ı possessive suffix.) yaptığı (in this form becomes verbal noun) and can take case suffixes.. yaptığı-n-ı accusative case suffix.. Well, this is a very long topic honestly and i will need multiple videos to go through this in the future. Hope this helps for now.

Hi there, These are verbal noun suffixes. I have not covered that topic in detail yet however, I mentioned them in many different videos. There is a short overview here for example: th-cam.com/users/shortsYo6kLrwrXQM And if you take a look at this playlist (th-cam.com/play/PLASGkqfm55wTLfbf57_3QubW_EA69vw3W.html), specifically the videos "I want" and "I am ready to...", you will find examples to these. Hope this helps for now.

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:) May be you should have started with this video of mine.

@ yeah, you’re videos are really helpful I have just watched couple of your videos, but I haven’t really focused on studying in it every day. But yeah I can tell your videos are one of the best for understanding and learning Turkish.

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Glad it was helpful!

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Thanks for your support.

Wow, thank you..

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Merhaba. Tabii ki. Bazı ekler dörtlü ünlü uyumu ile kullanılıyor, bazıları da ikili ünlü uyumuyla. Çoğul eki sadece -ler ve -lar şeklinde mesela. Bunu şu şekilde de düşünebilirsiniz. Genel olarak, bir ekin sesli harfi -ı, -i, -u, - ü şeklinde ya da -a, -e şeklinde değişir. -dır -dir -dur -dür ya da -ler -lar ..gibi. İkili ünlü uyumu: th-cam.com/video/eFRFaJxvrw0/w-d-xo.html

@@TurkishJourney Sagolun Hocam, bunu sundan soyluyorum. Kuralin tanimi yapilirken hep su tanim var kelimenin son hecesinde a-ı varsa gelen ek 'ı' alir. e-i varsa gelen ek 'i' alir. Ama Bu tanimi soyle kurmak gerekmez mi hangi ek diye.. Eger gelen ek dersek bir suru ek var hepsini kapsayacak tanim dogru degil. Kural soyle olmali, ve bu sekil daha anlasilir. 4 ways vowel uyumu bunyesinde (ı-i-u-ü) gibi 4 ses bulunduran ornegin '-lık/lik/luk/lük' gibi '-ın/in/un/ün' gibi eklere gelince uygulanir. Bunyesinde 'de/da'' gibi '-den/dan' gibi ' '-e/a' gibi iki ses bulunduran eklere uygulanmaz. Yani 4 ways vowel kurali bunyesinde 4 ses olan eklere uygulanirken bunyesinde iki ses olan ekler icin gecerli degildir. Bir doktora tezi yaziyorum, ve 4 tane fonoloji kitabi okudum hic birinde yazmiyor. Genelde hep kalip ornekleri veriyor kitaplar eger az once anlattigim gibi ornekleri dusununce bu kuralin bir islerligi yok. Ben tezimde Turkcenin fonolojisini Cincenin fonolojisi ile karsilastiriyorum, ve bunu bir Cinli akademisyenlere anlatmam gerekiyor.

Aslında sizin açıklamalarınız doğru ve bu yöntemi kullanarak konuyu anlatabilirsiniz.

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It is definitely used such as: "Çay içmek ister misiniz?" (formal) "Çay içmek ister misin?" (informal) But, not that common. Most of the time you will hear, Çay içer misiniz? Çay alır mısınız?...etc. By the way, here is my video about how to use "istemek" properly. th-cam.com/video/AlYrmH6JIr8/w-d-xo.html

Most of the time, It is pretty straightforward. When a nominal sentence whose subject is 3rd singular person (he/she/it) or sometimes 3rd plural depending on the case (a sentence whose predicate is a nominal (not a conjugated verb) becomes a definite direct object of a transitive verb, then you need to use "olduğunu" in between. For sure with some changes as I have explained in this particular video. Try to make some sentences and i will correct them for you here with explanations.

@@TurkishJourney thank you so much you have helped w more than anyone could ever here is some turkish i hope this is right O birnin buyuk oldugnun okuyecu. this is spouse to mean he/or she is a great reader

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